Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Th Published Quarterly by the Students of the Central Cat? olic High School, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Entered as Second Class, December I5, l9l9, at the Post Office at Fort Wayne, Indiana, under the Act of March 3, I879 I Q h 0 Subscription per year, 31.00 Single Copy, 25c VOL. 8 FORT WAYNE, INDIANA NO. I .iQALlllIIli5CH0l45 62.325, Avggolfe December, I 92 2 APBSASSOGWQXX Qgftrzziiiiefli-Fdizxgications to THE ECHO Omfiieixfngiliiffig flizfi EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JAMES BELOT, '23 ASSOCIATE EDITOR RORERT PASSINO, '23 ART EDITORS JOSEPH PERREY, '23 ARTHUR VoLz, '24 ROBERT FRANKE, '25 EDNVARD SXGL, '26 ADVERTISING MANAGERS EUGENE CULL, '23 EDWNIN O'NEILL, '23 ARTI'IUR ZURER, '25 JOIIN PARROT, '24 STEPHEN ICELLEHER, '26 FRANCIS CORBETT, '26 AUSTIN CENTLIVRE, '23 JOSEPH LASSUS, '25 ALFRED GARDNER, '24 ROBERT LITOT, '23 CIRCULATION MANAGERS GILES PIERRE, '26 LOUIS BELOT, '24 CLAYTON HONVARD, '26 EXCHANGE EDITOR ROBERT BOYLE, '23 BUSINESS MANAGER THOMAS MCKIERNAN, '23 CONTRIBUTORS Edward Kallmyer, '23 Gerhardt Libbing, '25 Fred Steinbacher, '25 Joseph Clifford, '23 Eugene Luley, '23 Thomas McKiernan, '23 Albert Schoenle, '23 Donald Vordermark, '24 Eugene Husselman, '24 Joseph Perrey, '23 Richard Orff, '25 Raymond Murphy, '23 Adolph Schillli, '23 William Ryan, '23 Robert Suelzer, '23 Frederick Weber, '25 Arthur Zuber, '25 Robert Eggeman. '25 Edward Flood, '25 Robert Boyle, '23 Edmund Bresnahan, '23 Eugene Cull, '23 Alfred Gardner, '24 Maurice Fox, '23 Eugene Pequignot, '25 Geo. Fitzgerald, '23 Francis Parrot, '25 Edwin O'Neill, '23 John Huguenard, '23 James Kelker, '24 Harold Whitmer, '25 Stephan Moran, '25 Wayne Bushman, '24 Lester Conners, '24 Thomas Doyle, '25 Robert Litot, '23

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MAY Merry Christmas ECI-I0 in Your Home Merry Christmas fSome Stray Thoughts and a Wish.D The first Christmas gift was the Babe of Bethlehem sent from heaven by the Eternal Father who, we are told, so loved the world as to give His only begotten Son. The first Merry Christmas ever wished likewise came from heaven. I t was spoken on the very first Christmas morn to the lowly shepherds keeping their lonely watches on the Jndean hillsides. And the angel said to them: Behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy that shall be to all the peopleg for this day is born to you a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord. That was the angel's way of saying Merry Christmas! , to the shepherds, and he tells the reason why they should be merry. This reason, for this day is born to you a Saviofu,r, is inseparably linked with the feast and its friendly greeting.